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nausea

by @claire-9

you are the lump preventing my swallow. & nausea, now a familiar friend, feebly attempts to collapse your solidity in the back of my throat, as do the lies I tell myself aloud in order to forget. I wonder if you remember, or does your new sun shine so bright that she blinds you from your own past? perhaps she's more of a supernova, like you said & so I'd like to think; something temporary. still, she came amidst fire & light while I came with a removable bow on top; received pain on a similar platter as that of my uneaten dinner; I understand. my final question is if that sort of amaurosis makes you dizzy; tell me, what effect does she have on your stomach?
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Written by
claire-9
American
Published
Nov 23, 2015
Time
2m
Notes

amaurosis: partial or total blindness without visible change in the eye.

also, a word I once used in a poem about how much I loved him in the beginning.

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#love#broken#fire#blind#temporary#nausea
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